torn on upgrading to dresser duals...
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From: Midland Twp, MI
this definitely helped me out. I've been on the fence with the Dresser and Power duals for awhile, even thought I had it figured out for a minute lol. After hearing the guys that have the dresser dual with the hi-outputs, my mind is made up. Going for the Dresser Dual for the sound and volume over the Power Dual. Now to decide to go with the PCV or the V&H FP3 (sticking with just the stage 1 for now, slight chance of cams in the future, but who knows)................. Post how you like the Dressers with the Rineharts.
Last edited by matt76cmich; Dec 9, 2014 at 10:25 PM.
Apples and oranges. Two different animals.
If those are your choices, go with the FP3, which is a flash tuner.
Others to consider are the TTS and the PV2. My favorite of those 3 is the PV2 for ease of auto tuning.
If those are your choices, go with the FP3, which is a flash tuner.
Others to consider are the TTS and the PV2. My favorite of those 3 is the PV2 for ease of auto tuning.
ho-ly-****...I'm beyond satisfied with these!!!
first off, the combo with 4" slip-ons is MEAN! really opened it up the way I wanted it to sound without being obnoxious.
then after tuning it with my FP3 for dresser duals w/slash-cut rounds (per V&H after calling them; they share the same dimensions and baffles as my Rinhardts) this thing RIPS!
whoever was complaining about loss of low-end wasn't tuned or wasn't tuned properly.
VERY happy with them.
first off, the combo with 4" slip-ons is MEAN! really opened it up the way I wanted it to sound without being obnoxious.
then after tuning it with my FP3 for dresser duals w/slash-cut rounds (per V&H after calling them; they share the same dimensions and baffles as my Rinhardts) this thing RIPS!
whoever was complaining about loss of low-end wasn't tuned or wasn't tuned properly.
VERY happy with them.
Last edited by adamsrotors; Dec 19, 2014 at 06:34 PM. Reason: added pic
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Joined: Oct 2013
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From: New Hampshire
ho-ly-****...I'm beyond satisfied with these!!!
first off, the combo with 4" slip-ons is MEAN! really opened it up the way I wanted it to sound without being obnoxious.
then after tuning it with my FP3 for dresser duals w/slash-cut rounds (per V&H after calling them; they share the same dimensions and baffles as my Rinhardts) this thing RIPS!
whoever was complaining about loss of low-end wasn't tuned or wasn't tuned properly.
VERY happy with them.
first off, the combo with 4" slip-ons is MEAN! really opened it up the way I wanted it to sound without being obnoxious.
then after tuning it with my FP3 for dresser duals w/slash-cut rounds (per V&H after calling them; they share the same dimensions and baffles as my Rinhardts) this thing RIPS!
whoever was complaining about loss of low-end wasn't tuned or wasn't tuned properly.
VERY happy with them.
I want duals and was concerned on the possible loss in torque
Seems you answered that question
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Tourer
Joined: Sep 2014
Posts: 335
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From: Camarillo, Ca
ho-ly-****...I'm beyond satisfied with these!!!
first off, the combo with 4" slip-ons is MEAN! really opened it up the way I wanted it to sound without being obnoxious.
then after tuning it with my FP3 for dresser duals w/slash-cut rounds (per V&H after calling them; they share the same dimensions and baffles as my Rinhardts) this thing RIPS!
whoever was complaining about loss of low-end wasn't tuned or wasn't tuned properly.
VERY happy with them.
first off, the combo with 4" slip-ons is MEAN! really opened it up the way I wanted it to sound without being obnoxious.
then after tuning it with my FP3 for dresser duals w/slash-cut rounds (per V&H after calling them; they share the same dimensions and baffles as my Rinhardts) this thing RIPS!
whoever was complaining about loss of low-end wasn't tuned or wasn't tuned properly.
VERY happy with them.
Thanks for posting
Cruiser
Joined: Nov 2012
Posts: 218
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From: UK
Pretty much in the same boat, have a CVO RK, fitted V&H twin slash oval slip ons to standard headers (mainly because, dealer told me they were the only slip ons that would fit under the stretched bags - wrong).
Anyways, read some have fitted quiet baffles after fitting dresser duals. Are they much louder with standard? Ran V&H big shot longs on my Heritage and had to fit quiet baffles there, as the bike was really loud.
Anyways, read some have fitted quiet baffles after fitting dresser duals. Are they much louder with standard? Ran V&H big shot longs on my Heritage and had to fit quiet baffles there, as the bike was really loud.